Introducing the Briefly series. Taking theory and presenting it in it's most concise form.
We start with the Big Bang because the theory is important and amazing, but often misunderstood.
This vide...
Introducing the Briefly series. Taking theory and presenting it in it's most concise form. We start with the Big Bang because the theory is important and amazing, but often misunderstood. This video was produced without any funding from any outside sources. It was put together with donated creative time from a group with a desire to further public cognition of science. Science has many amazing stories to tell, this is the first. The Big Bang Briefly. ------------------- Story Teller: Janna Levin Director: Keith Olwell and Elizabeth Kiehner Executive Producer: Keith Olwell and Elizabeth Kiehner Graphic Sequences Directed by: Justin Meredith & Joe Russ Designers: Justin Meredith, Joe Russ, & Carl Burton 2D Animators: Joe Russ, Ken Thousand Krueger, Carl Burton, Emil Bardh 3D Animators: Joe Russ, John L. Henuki Score: Co-Pilot Composer Ravi Krishnaswami Co-Pilot Executive Producer Jason Menkes Animation Studio: Thornberg & Forester Editorial: Proton Studio Editor: Keith Olwell DP: Luke Geissbuhler Color: James Long
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we know how to measure the distance between earth and other stars. eventually we discovered that the stars are getting farther away and galaxies are actually moving away from some point in space. so basically reverse the trajectory of these universes and they will collide some were in space in a single spot ok now hit play metaphorically and the galaxies must have been expelled from one location explaining the drifting of the galaxies. basically
Was god trying to win? It's a competition? Why mince words, you're confident in your ignorance. Maybe comfortable is more like it, but in any case you're an idiot who shouldn't speak in public.
I was just saying thats what I heard, i wasn't saying if it was true or not. I, myself, do believe an infinite intelligience did infact ceate this world, but i am aware of complexions that determine the irrationality caused by religion. God could not love, since love is a human quality. There is no afterlife, such an intelligience would find it unecessary for such manifestations to life an alter life for the time span of 'infinty'.
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we know how to measure the distance between earth and other stars. eventually we discovered that the stars are getting farther away and galaxies are actually moving away from some point in space. so basically reverse the trajectory of these universes and they will collide some were in space in a single spot ok now hit play metaphorically and the galaxies must have been expelled from one location explaining the drifting of the galaxies. basically
It's a competition?
Why mince words, you're confident in your ignorance.
Maybe comfortable is more like it, but in any case you're an idiot who shouldn't speak in public.